If you are the type that are consistently demanding the best performance from your camera gear, the CF/SD Performance Database compiled by Rob Galbraith of Digital Photography Insights should be interesting to you. It is a regularly updated database of read and write speed test results from Compact Flash and Secure Digital flash media cards designed to help the serious and professional photographers in selecting camera storage media for most Canon, Nikon, and some Sony digital SLR cameras. Read More…
Digital cameras use flash storage media cards of various types. Typically they come in small plastic packages that are difficult to manage in field and offer little protection to your valuable memory cards. Digital media storage cases will be a well made investment.
These card cases are typically constructed of high mechanical strength materials with anti-static rubber molded lining for maximum protection. There are many choices of different sizes and interior shapes for various digital media types. They are fairly inexpensive. Even the very fancy ones cost less than ~$20.
The picture above shows the case I use. One very useful tip is put the card with photos face down so you don’t need to figure out which one has been used later.
Posted in Accessories on September 25th, 2007. No Comments.
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